Janis was a young mother in her late 20s when she and her husband divorced, forcing her to live on her sole income as a part time minimum wage worker. Janis represents:
a. competition in the low wage market for better jobs.
b. interruptions in structural mobility.
c. a popular myth about why women cannot live without assistance.
d. the feminization of poverty.
Question 2Norms governing female body language suggest all but which one of the following?
a. submissiveness
b. subordination
c. vulnerability
d. high status
Question 3Who expanded Marx's views about class into a multidimensional view of stratification?
a. Max Weber
b. mile Durkheim
c. Cooley & Mead
d. Davis & Moore
e. Harriet Martineau
Question 4Norms governing male body language suggest all but which one of the following?
a. dominance
b. power
c. vulnerability
d. high status
Question 5Of the following nations, the highest rate of poverty among children is found in:
a. the United States.
b. Canada.
c. the United Kingdom.
d. Germany.
e. Sweden.
Question 6Which one of the following learned body language characteristics applies to females?
a. sitting or standing with legs positioned away from the body
b. hands in pockets
c. arms and hands held close to their body
d. direct gaze
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